Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-02
A SHARPER.
his MODE OF WORK WITH CHEEK FOR
CAPITAL.
How & Young Broker Established a Busi-
ness that He Suddenly
Abandoned.

A Boston Mass special says Hy-
man Boroysky has left No. IS Salem
street, going no one knows where. He
leaves behind memory that only cash
deposits can deface.
Lyman has too brothers in this coun
tIy-on III Philadelphia ard one ia
New York. About three years ago the
brother now living in Fb'lalelphia-
Simon by name was living il Boston.
and was doing bus'ress on Ha1ovcr
street. Hyman was in Europe, and
was dissatistied with his lot there SO
after he had read until he was tired oi
his brother Simon's success. he came
TO Boston and started out iu the ped
ding business.
lie does not seem to have succeeded
very wei however, and was soon ok
INC for something Else 10 do. When
Earns Goldberg started a fui FISHING
seeds store at No. 81 Salem street Hy-
nan wTo,e to him and asked il he could
not msEe use of a rood clerk. Mr.
Goldberg had known Hyman, thought
ne WAS straight in every particular, and
took him into his employ. The salary
Was s a week cash and board aud
lodging. Besides this Hyman had the
y Vice Of help ng himself 10 collars
aud neckties when necessary.
CUPID CAVrURED HYJAN.'
THUS things went on smoothly until
last April. when Hy.Ian went to New
York on bis vac ton. When he re-
TUNED he announced fiat ne had be
come engaged - q New York belle
DUNG his short stay there. Mr.. Gold
berg thought that he would soon wa1s
mote pay, and not being able to give
more said so to bis clerk, ard advised
him TO look for more lucrative posi-
,OD.
He then went to New York = work
u1 some scheme. When he returned
he 9oaiu went to No IS Salem Street
and told Mr. Goldberg that he had en-
Gagged ~ agent for some banks and ex-
change houses in New York. Among
them were the Germau-Ameican Bank
ing Company, o. No. rs Canal street,
and the house Of W. Wolf on Grand
street. He asked MS old employer foe
desk room in his store, which request
wan s i 49, 80; '' II l i'"u 1H..ls
I5 w. III IN us o." ~ "i0 VI NJ
GU - uo 80 .. Nv oDt'o' o' ,' Co. -.
e'en tci5 'eu ~ NJ ~ "il ~ ~ .oi '''
The young broker commenced opera
tiols last May. lie hung sign Out
~ ~, .;lLa .ot s''' N'' ',r,o,. 49,
tn ~ -, NJ ''''' '-'''''
"a HVio'SNy'
t'e ''H,l' ~ 'l'o e. Ti, ""'o'
vac PAN. '',i,' 49,,
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ari tir,1I ;,o,,cla1 ~. o,.ta.oor, na
9ano mara Inne-n,s and Njr Gold.
herr Lrcan IN th;nk fiat nerbons be
i.;,6S,oIf L"J ,oodc a ,nis,aIe in HI. coU.
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'"o' con- ,.,,ee,,,, r,.s,,.pse
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~, many one Gay '1cI' Ni'iPeu iI'o
, t once ~ 'io n'ol'J oAo''anstI "
i''si"n' ne "'o Vo11g o''' " tu,7
county, le'.,-iIe u i ,"''j'! an l, = no.
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IT, IT. HaIu ne, ne h'u - We up vera nun
area uVliSiS' "u'ch' "u"cu 10 TIC
amount loaned nm ny DIS iriends mere,
maze up the S'Oy heces'ai : 10 caH'gl
me 1epl tNS. hau nun ihe u p'AcS
cioud over the heauS Oh hlmsei' am
gear ones Ior years nc "an'cI u % sc'
,nGnoy - eornn TON, or otbnr on ,Los i
conld' be sent. and vet he hardly dared
trust Tn. almost unknown broker Hv-
nan did not want to miss this chance.
and applied to his old EMPLOYER for
Recommendations. These the unsus-
picious MIR. Goldberg gave. He did
more. He signed his name rs security
10 the full amount and Hynan got the
money.
LYMAN told Mr.. Goldberg last Mon
day that he was going to Salem f.
transact sore business. Toward the
end az the week a card came 10 the
store addressed to the broker. Mr..
read if, and found 20 his